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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
Fnsi,ion Nofes


White dresses and black ones never
go out Of fashion.
India batiste, or null, comes in lovely
shadessof color this season.
Black grcnadine over white silk is an
elegant combination for dressy cos.
1t Is noticed with pleasure that there
Is return to white neck lingerie with
toilets.
Back silk stockings are the stylish
hosiery for any occasion of every day
this season.
White mask wells with scalloped
edge are very pretty with white sum-
mer bonnet. k< %
The latest advices from Paris say that
the coitfurc is higher aud further for.
ward than ever.
More either in black or white makes
anselegant sunshadc and is considered
stylish this season.
Heliotropc straw, if it be trimmed in
an artistic manner, is stylish for bon
net but. not for hat.
Black lace capotes retain the fash
ionable favor they have held so long and
with such good reason.
Gauze ribbons make any hat or bon
net look cheerfully summerish and are
very becoming to any age.
Batiste is combined with velvet in
making dressy costumes and is stylish
in all the delicate shades.
The heavily jettcd tulles used for
sleeves Of black grenadine costumes. are
in new and pretty design.
Short velvet wraps richly trimmed arc
stylish, and may he worn with any sort
OF costume except a very ncgligc one.
French drcssmakcrs arc mounting lace
ilounccs over tullc or plain net which
gives the figure of the lace full relief.
The opalcsccnt standings rrJduced by
the shot Of ;cs in siIkcn stuff, this sea-
son ar, rarely artistic aud fascinating.
A lace dress may b. so made as TO be
worn with a variety of different skirts of
divers colors and gives great variety
to the costume.
Class buttons Of different colors arc
used on the black costumes where the
trimming is of the same color either on
velvcts or ribbons.
Rilfll IS are again seen instead Of plat
ings on light fabrics, and it must b, con.
fcssed they are less stiff and more ap-
propriat, as trimming.
Cross-bar gauzc is the best trimming
for stylish shade bats; whom there is
flower decorations the gauze is particu-
larry soft fora back ground.
The turnurc is growing gradually
narrower but not smaller; in fact it i,
more decided than ever but a little less
hump.likc and more graceful.
The straw ribbons which make such
stylish tr mining for chiidrcn's hats arc
durable. and for this reason particularly
we'll adapted for country wear
Very elegant parasols are made Of row
upon row OF ChantiIly lace pulled into
very full Aounces with bow of red
velvet ribbon on the top and on the
handle.
The prettiest of all the organizes
which promise 10 be so very fashionable
are those with garlands of varicgatcd
flowers after old pstterns Of half CEN
fury back.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
FOR TIE HoUsEW1FE


Sometimes tho lamp-wick obstinatcly
refuses to DC turned up in an orderly
manner 1t win seem firmly wcdgcd a.
one side. while the other runs up in .
point c'usirg wcariness and vcxaiion
OF spirit. To overcome this depravity,
take a new wick. draw cut single
thread near the sewage. and the wick
VIII be found tractable when introduced
into the burner. The cocs will take |,
up properly, and it will appear in good
form and give an even flame when
lighted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

No doubt can be enr.rtained.ab bout the value
and genuinenoss OF Prof. Loisctte's Memory
system, as IL is so strongly II commended by
Judah T. Benjamin. DIR. Buckley. and other !.
For full details send Tor Prof. LIS prosps ctus,
AT y. Filth Ave.. New York. From IL tho Sys-
TEN Is taught by correspondence quite well
as by personal instruct on. Colleges near New
York have secured n X lectures. He has had
100 Columbia Law students. two classes OF 20,
each nj Yale, 20 ut Meriden, 20 at Norwich
400 AT Wellesley College. and 400 at Universit,
pt Penn. We cannot conceive how q system
could receive any higher en- orsemenf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
he Tas DisnppofntceI.

Hotel Clerk We'll, how do you like
New York;
Western Guest Too slow.
Hotel Clcrk--Too sowl Mcrciful
heavens, what did you expect to sec
lerc7
Western Gucst--A lynching every ten
minutes. was informed that this was
humping town. tell you, stranger,
I'm disappointed. You just want to
come west If you want to see civilization
1t its height It'd Bits.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

MiIcr's son juit returned from college
Father, do you believe tho centre OF
that shaft is turning1 pointing to a
revolving shaft.
Miller No, know II isn't
Son (omcwhat disconcortcD-Bt-.
bit c N you explain why it docsa't.
Fillcr--Ccrtainly; it is hollow. 80
ID tfroit Free Prcss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
Recipes.

SPANISH CUsTARD. - The yolks of six
eggs, beaten up with rs much water as
the six egg shells will contain; sugar
and flavor to taste; cook over q slow
fire, stirring constantly. Do not allow
the custard to boil. When it thickcns
take it from the fire TO cool. When cold
beat up until light, and scrvs in Gus
tard cups.
VELVET CREAM. - Flavor and sweet
en- three pints OF cream, add the whites
oil SIX eggs and half box OF gelatinc dis.
solved in cup of hot water; stir till
smooth; line mould with small pieces
OF sponge cake, then pour on the mix
turc and set away TO harden.
POTATO Sour Boil in one quart of
water quarter of pound of salt pork
aud two onions; take one dozen medium
sized potatoes, boil aud mash fine. aud
add TO tho pork and onions; boil one
half hour, then add milk until as thicl,
ms pea soup; strain through colander
and season to suit taste.
TOMATO CATsUP. Flake n bushel of
tomatoes, cut in small pieces, boil until
soft and rub through wire sieve or col
ander. Add one pint salt. one.quarter
pound wholc cloves, one quarter pound
whole allspicc, one tablespoon black pep
per, two red pepper pods, five small
heads of garlic two quarts cider vinegar.
NIX together AMI boil until reduced 10
half the quantity. When cold strain
through n colander and bottle. Seal tho
corks. 1t will keep two or three years.
SWEET WAFERs. - Six eggs; one pin,
flour, two ounces melted butter; one and
one-half cups powdered sugar; one cur
mix; one tcaspoonful nutmeg. Bca,
whites and yelks separately and very
stiff; rub the sugar and butter together.
and work in first the yelks, then the milk.
then the flour and whites. Bake in well.
buttcred wafer or VAIL ,-irons. very
quickly, browning as little as possible.
Roll them while hot upon a smooth round
stick not larger than your little finger.
slipping it out carefully when tie cake
takes the right shape.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
4 Quill Attacks a. Cnk.

In the yard of A. A. Bruncr some qua IL
from tho R,ncho Chico have taken ur
their abode and built their nest. A few
days ago there was pretty little brood
Matched out, and the mother quail was
proud of her progeny, AMI took pleasure
in caring for them. Mr. Bruncr en-
couragcd her in providing for the
wants OF the young family by putting
within reach soft feed suitable for the
baby quails. Last Sunday M,ltcse
cat belonging to Harry Fuller made
its appearance in the yard on forging
expedition, and watching its opportuni.
~ made a dash Mt the fomilc quail.
caught it, aud was taking it prisoner to
his own domain, there to devour his
prey at leisure. The cry and tho noise
made by the struggle Of the bird was
soon noticed by tho male, who came e
tho rescue, aud regular battle cnsucd.
The male bird made viciou, attack
upon the cat. pcckng with the beak
and striking with tho wings until nc
forced tho cat to surrender anil release
the female. The two buds got upol tn,
fence and watched tho rotrc,tinr form
Of the cat with evident signs Of pleasure
and satisfaction, and no doubt conpratu.
lated each other in bird lingo. -lChico
lCal. Eotcrprisc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
LADIES, DEPARTMENT..
Taking or Gloves.

al guess there's right way and q
wrong way to do almost everything, /" re-
marked a Philadelphia Call reporter to
the city editor, as he flung down his
portfolio. 81 overheard one lady say to
another in dry goods store this morn
ing, why, dear child, don't take of
your glove tina. wayi In taking them
of never pull the ends of the fingers,
but turn the glove over the hand wrong
side out, half over the fingers, when the
tins will slip of easily" n ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22


when man breaks down In the matter Of
physieAi strength. the question of is recov~ry
depends In great measure upon the length OF
ome ne allows TO etspse beicss adopting medi.
cinai means to recuperatc IL. A tonic, which
gives a sfeedy end powerful impulse to ths
processes q digestion and sssini asion. IL the
best au,i larry he can employ. and he should
resort to IL promptly. Ths most reliable de-
pendcnce OF the feeble. tho aged and the ma r.
vons. has ever prov. 10 be Host. ttcr's st,r.
ach Bitters an invirorant OF national r~pusa-
fica and PROVEN worth. commend ed by med cal
men of dist notion. not only for building an a
oEoken-,lown system. but a remedy for d, ..
pepsia- constipation. liver compaint fever a al
sguc, and kiducs trouble While not claim ed
10 he n Ianacca. IL IL a most usefai and I, .sYc-
preLensive household remedy. Il Is more.
over. eminently safe rs we'll as effective
At what ase do men usually wisA 10 retir,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
The Wan IN TIE Ioon.

As to the origin or significance OF the
idea of n man in the moon, Curious
Correspondent is informed that author
tiles differ, rs they likewise differ in re-
gard to what nc has about him. Some
say that it is man leaning on fork. on
which he is carrying bundle of sticks
picked up on Sunday. The origin Of
this fable is from numbers XIV, 80. 80.
Some add deg also. Thus the pro-
logue in midsummer Nights Dream
reads: "This man, with lantern, dog
and bush Of thorns, presenteth moon
shine Chnuccr writes, ole stole the
bush" Another tradition set forth that
the man is Cain, with his dog and
thorn bush, the latter being cmblemati-
cal Of the thorns and br.ars Of tho fall
and the dog being the foul iend.
Poets Of a classical turn make out the
man to be the youth En- ly mion, taken
to Luna by ID ana. 49, Boston Cultivator.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
Wealth Of the ,Jems.

The London Spectator has published
statistics showing the amount OF wealth
among the Jews as compared with the
people of otherreligiop- views in Lon
don. There arc 80, coo Jews in Jond on.
The Spectator finds that the total in
conc Of all Of them. divided equally,
would amountto $f75 per hcad--this
being two and half times rs much
money rs the nom jewish residents
possess. While the Jews have a three
hundrcdth part of the total wealth, they
form but seven hundred and flfticth
part Of the population. Then competing
the Jews who have largo incomes with
those of non Jewish Views. who also
have large incomes, It Is found that
Jews who have incomes Of over S50, 600
annually are more than twenty times as
many in proportion to population as
those who are MT Jews; and Of those
having incomes Of over $4,000 annually,
there are seventeen times a, many jews
as there are among the non. Jewish pco
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

Tia the n. uiiiiude OF sea SOS Of = scrofulcns
nature genera ly proceed from . toroid condi-
Gauss the Ii, or does rot act properly and work
of the pois m from the system. aud the certain
results arc blotches, p mplcs, erupticns. swell
inss. tumors, ulcers, and kindred nff-ctionS.
or settl NJ upon the lungs and po!soning their
delicate tissues. until liberation. break ny
down. and consum ton u established. Dr.
P.erce's 'Co.den Medical Disc ,very" will. by
act M upon the liver aad Purifying the lilo III.
cure n thesc diseases.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

Who knows but IL the beautiful girl who
died 81 young had been blessed with DIT.
Pierce's "Fayoritc Prcsc,ipiion sh, might
have reiRned ON many another bright May-
daT. The ''Favorite Prcscr, pit on is n certain
Gu e for all those disorders TO wh!ca ferna!c /.
are able
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
i, pie. Cured for o:5 Gents

Food forrefcction-the good nner that you
missed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

Minnesota wants the two national conven
tions next year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

Liver Oil on nccorn, of its unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome in SCorr's
Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL with Hyp,phos.
phitcs. II being rs palstiblc as milk, and tho
most yaluabl remedy known for the treatment
Of Co sumption, Scrofula and Bronchitis.
General DEBILITY. Wasting Diseases OF Chill
DIR, n. Chronic Coughs and Colds. has caused
physicians in all parts of the world 10 use Il
! h ssicians report our little patients tako II
with Pleasure. Try Sceit's Emulsion and be
convinced.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

Ifafflicted with sore eyes use DIR Isaac Thomp.
sons Eye-water. Druggists sollat pc. pei ottlc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

A dead giveaway-." Ant bcqueath my NOR
tai remains TO the cause of sci, nee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

ROYAL GLUE mends everythingl Broken
China, Glass. Wood. Free Walls at Drugs * Gro
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daughters. Wives and Mothers.
Send for Pamphlet on Female Diseases, free
securely sealed. DIR. j. b. Marchisi, Utica NY
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22

Don't hawk, and blow, and spit. bat use Dr.
Sage's catarrh Remedy.
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Best. easiest TO use and cheapest. Pisos
Remedy Tor Catarrb, Bp druggists. 80.
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= = FHcS WITCH Tor I'd CCnIs.
DIR. WArTUH's CURE foR PILEs is ruaran-
teed TO cure the worst case of piles. Price y
cents. AT druggists, or mailed lstamps taken
10y the
WALTON REMEDY Co, CLEVELAND, o.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
MANY Pco,,c Rcfs.c,orat, f,.a

He who seems not to- himself more than he
Is, is more than hc seems.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
Prof. LoI-ctte's Memory Discovery.

He is rich who has a goodly store of happy
memories.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
rcnuy.ou.. ",ray ou.,u.-

A cheap thing in swimmer hsts-a dude's
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IN sseu,s h, Generals k,ew.

At what age do men usually wish 20 retir
from lif,f 1lcrmit-agc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-22
One Fact
vno Agent (Morcnant only) vsn,ed IN .verv town
<iz; n

Evcrybo " W rts "TansiiIs Punch s.. cigar ~.
they were atways good. but OF LATE they have I'm
proved. 1heaIt iy approve OF your wy OF doing
bus nct'; GU are sure 10 hold and nrreas, Our
ade. A. ARE n. Drusgi g. Chioa. % III.
Address II. w. TANSILL ~ CO., Chicago.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

He is the foreman of Coleman's heading factory,
and will make a strong race, being popular with
all parties, especially with the 1aboring classes.
Mayor Denny present and made speech to
the crowd, exhorting every man to be at the
poll g. and see that his neiehbor was there also.
Thad Rollins aud City Attorney Taylor also ad-
dressed the crowd.
REASONS WHY REPUBLICANS SHOULD SUCCEED.
Hon. w. d. Foulke, of Richmond, was in the
city yesterday morning. He expressed the
opinion that he never saw a time in Indiana
when there were more reasons why the Repub-
this year. He could not conceive. he said, how
the cou rse of tho Democratic party in the last
year could be upheld. Referring TO the local
campaign in this city, he said he did not see how
the people who had the interest Of the city at
heart could support the Coy gang which repre-
sented everything that was dangerous IN politics.
NO PAY FOR POLITICAL WORK.
The County Commissioners have Investigated
the charge made in tie Journal several days ago
that one of the ianitors of the courthouse was
polling the Twenty-fourth ward under the dl-
rection of Sim Coy while his name remained on
the pay-rolls of the court house force. Finding
the facts to be as represented, the ommfssion-
ers have deducted one weeks pay from the Janl-
tors wages. Now comes information from a re-
liable source that the boss janitor was away
from his work four days last week, completing
the poll of the same ward. his absence was
commented on. and his friends said he was at
home with a sick family. 1t is reported, how
ever. that he was engaged IN completing the poll
of the ward, and that during two days he mad
another man. who is regularly on the pay rolls
of the county, assisting him.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14
COFFIN-BAXTER
peciaI to the Indianapolis journal
RUCKER GREEN.
special to the Indianaooiis journal

Epec1af 70 the IndfanaooIls Journak.
SHELBYvILLE. Sept. 13-At o'clock this
morning the county clerk issued q marriage
license to DR.. Jesse ". Rucker and Miss Stella
D. Green. and the young couple left for Rush
vile at IL o'clock, where they were married.
The bride is the daughter of the late DR.. ". T.
Green. is of unusual intelligence, ana possesses
social graces of high order. DIR. Rucker re-
sides at Brightwood near Cincinnati, where
they will make their home.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14
Phases of the Campaign.
A REMINDER TO VOTERS.


Republican voters should be reminded" sug-
gested member CT the Republican central
committee yesterday, "that if they move from
one ward to another before election day tnev
will lose their votes. The last day in which
change could be made was Saturday"
ABUSING THE OLD PARTIES.
Ralph Beaumont, of Massachusetts, addressed
a Union Labor party meeting at the corner of
Illinois street and kentucky avenue last night.
His speech was devoted principally to abusing
the two old parties, and attack upon the
management of the government, which. he said,
hsd changed from a democratic to an autocratc
form. The crowd that listened to him was not
large.
GEO. r.. PARSONS NOMINATED FOR COUNCIL
A very large and enthusiastic meeting or Re-
pubiicans was held in the Twenty-second ward
last night to nominate candidate for Council.
Geo. Il. Parsons was unanimously nominated
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14
In Brief.

James Holcroft, of Alton, plead guilty to q
charge OF violating the International revenue
laws. and fined $40 and costs by Judge
Woods yesterday.
Italy, brought a large and fine photograph of
the celebrated Duomo at Florence. 1t may be
seen in Albert Calls show-window.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ozro ID. Weaver and Alice f. Goodwin, John
W. Richardson and Emma Kennel, Eugene M.
Sturges and Martha A. Griffith.
The attorney for John Huegele, the saloon
keeper, has given notice that he will take a
change OF venue from Squire Feibleman TO a
justice outside OF this township.
Last night between 10 and IL o'clock a
stranger whose name could not be learned, was
knocked down by two men on West street, near
Merrill, ahd robbed OF small sum of money.
The residence of FL. j. Harnus. over No. 1877
East Washington street. was entered by thieves
yesterday afternoon. while the family was alb
sent. and quantity of bed clothing and a suit
of clothes weie taken.
The women's State Fair Association meets
to-day at the fair ground to perfect arrange
xnents for their exhibits They wish to have
everything in order by Saturday night, prspara-
tory 70 the opening on Monday.
John Thomas. serving a six months term in
the work house, made his escape yesterday
morning. while the guard had his attention at
tracted from him. He was chased half mile
into the country but made his escape.
Three cases of measles were reported to the
city health board yesterday. They are of a very
light form, and the health officers do not think
there will be any spread of the disease. There
were also three new cases OF diphtheria reported
yesterday.
J. NJ. Pavsr would like the gentlemen who
have received invitations to as escort
the President, to report their acceptance or nom
acceptance of the invitations soon as possible,
ne the information Is essential TO him In form
tng the column.
John Sweet, painter. living at No 399
North Alabama street. fell from building at
the corner of Bellfontaine aud Cherry streets
yesterday morning. and was very severely in
jured about the head and face He was con-
Teyed TO bis home by Kreeelo.
The Briant Gas and OIL Company filed it's ar
ticles OF association with the Secretary OF State
yesterday. IL will operate at Briant, Jaw coun-
". The capital stock is So. 600. The directors
are James r. Hanliu, Lewis J. Craig. Jacob Il.
Miles. John Hardy aud Simon p. Minehart.
The residence OF Thomas T.. Gambold, the
grocer. at No 67 Madison avenue, was burglar
lied yesterday afternoon during the absence of
the family. Among the articles taken was
silver watch. pair Of gold bracelets. gold
ring and 81 In money. The means of entrance
was burg sr's key used on the rear door.
A. 8. and s. G. Hardy, two young telegraph
operators employed at Belmont. were discharged
few days ego, and yesterday, while under the
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14
Fresh Paint!

At last! The grimy, dingy postoffice building
is beng dressed in new and bright colors. and,
far the work Is done. looks as smiling as a
May morning. The federal court room is spe-
cially attractive, while the corridors have been
so frightened and decorated to receive the ad
miring gaze of thousands who did not supposa
the smoke and dust of twenty years or more
could ever be removed. The woodwork has all
been regraned. and in few days the interior of
the old building will. from cellar to garrett look
as bright new pin.
This work was done by the Jeffers Paint Com
pany. No. " East Market street This estab-
iishment deals in everything in the paint line,
makes house painting speciality. and employs
only first-class painters to do their work.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

To-day is the grand opening and display of
Woolens at Norb. Landgraf's merchant tailoring
parors, in the Y. ". C. A. building. A rare
treat is promised to all lovers of eeRantly-cur
and artistically fashioned garments. Mr.. Land
gratis handiwork has superior. Those who
favor him with their fall orders will be more
than pleased with his work.
He caters for the trade of gentlemen who are
always s'hard fit" and takes pleasure in show
ing them what artist in his business do.
The most difficult ''hts" do not appal him. Cons
and his grand display of woolens to-day,
without fail.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

PATTERSON, fine livery. so East Court St
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

Great Improvement
Builders and owners of residence property
should call and see our full-size Model of Hilrs
Sliding Inside Blinds-a great Improvement over
the old style. Cheaper handsomer, don't inter
fere with curtains, rafting and can be taken
out at will. Call and the Model before Won
buy. HILDEBRAND 6S FUGATE. Agents.
90 South Meridian street